Again, don't worry if your web IP does not match in this example. Next, click on the first Yes button at the top and it will add both your_domain_name.com and www.your_domain_name.com. After that, you will be taken back to the IP Addresses page and you will now see both your_domain_name.com and www.your_domain_name.com listed there with your web IP address next to them.
You are now done dealing with ZoneEdit. Next, you will need to login to wherever you registered your domain name and change the NameServer settings for that domain. Since different people have different registers for their domains, so I only post the basic steps you need to do for this setup. If you cannot figure out how to do it, contact your domain name register's tech support and ask them to set your domain name's NameServer's to the NameServer's ZoneEdit setup for you.
If your NameServer's is locked, you will need to unlock it before you can change the NameServer settings. Again, if you not sure how to unlock it, check with your domain name register's tech support. Click on the Lock button and you will be taken to the lock page. Select Unlock and press the OK button. Now click on the NameServers button to set the NameServer's. You may get a message saying "An update is being processed for the selected domain. You will be able to change nameservers when this processing is done. Please try again later." If you get that message it just means your domain name lock request is still being processed by your domain name's register. It may take a few minutes for the processing to finish. Once it has finished processing you will be able to change the NameServer settings.
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